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United Press International IN OUR 82nd YEAR M-urray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, February 17, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 40 4 WAVES OF TERROR STRIKE CONGO AGAIN Winnera Of Concord Dinah Shore Drops • Make Sports Means To An End Jr. 4- H Speech Long Time Sponsor Lumumba Followers Swarm Into Event Are Named HOLLYWOOD (UPS — S ii g er Says Unitas Dinah Shore is dropping her long- Streets, Pillage And Burn And Do Your Best The New Concord Junior and time sponsor. Junior High '4-H Club had their This switch in the usual span- of Louis- speech event on Thursday, Feb- By WILLIAM ANDERSON olic mission and attacicea Johnny Unitas. star quarter- coach of the University sor-performer relationship was an- priests ruary 16, in connection with their .4rd err.. lett...kat .....,, i back for the Baltimore Colts, ville Cardinals and former coach nounced and nuns. regular monthly mee.ing. Thursday by a spskes- LEOPOLDVILLE ilIPS — New professional football team, ad- of Unitas. man for the vocalist . A group of Lumumba supporters Winners were; Ann Miller and blonde who waves of terror and violence rolled dressed an audience of more than Unitas was introduced by Coach said it in Stanleyville beat to death a Pat Wilson — Junior H:gh and resulted from a disagree- aeross.the Congo today. Lumumb- five hundred last night in the ment over man who had openly criticized his Paulette Farris and Bill Hendon her duties. tat youths attacked Roman Cath- roproom of the Murray State Chevrolet of successor, Antoine Gizenga. Gangs --Junior 4-H. These winners will Division General olic missions and killed and mutil- College Student Union Building. Motors, which has sponsored Miss of Lumumba youths roamed the participate in the Speech Event in. ated a priest in Bukavu. a strong-_. - The football great was brought Shore's TV show African Quarters of Leopoldville the Calloway County 4-H Rally. for the past 10 hold of Lumumbist forces in the to Murray by the Backboard Club years, was turned down flatly by during the night,: attacking sup- in an effort to further stimulate • Others participating included: • _her _sk.or porters -efalareeitierre +aleph- liesia---s---- 1TY Oaborn. Sharon --PilTman, ee'' A United 'Nations spokesman sports here. next year vubu and hack.ng one man in two Peggy Smotherman. Shirley Stub- because: said bands of youths protesting A: least a fifth of the audience they Pledges Support to U. blefiekl, Carolyn Wright, Marsha "The deal offered was dif- the death' of Patrice Lumumba last night was composed of young- fered was President Kasavubu. who ,tges Hendon, Jos Lassiter and Don different from those of swarmed through the streets of sters who had followed their idol past years," said a been cool to United Nations oper- Spiceland, Junior High 441 Club. spakesman for Bukavu, capital of Kivu Province, all last fall on television as he singer. wanted ations in the Congo, did an abrupt Susette Johnson, Sheila Roberti,the "They her to sacked and burned a Roman Calle- paced the Colts to their third be for a about fare today and pledged his Patsy Falwell, Marilyn Yarbrough, hostess series of big - - - - consecutive world championship. to .tie sales full support to Secretary General Marsha Oaborn, Sharon Bucy. Mar- specials in with drives ginitas amused the audience with and Dag Hammarskjold. that Mohundro, Joyce Garland, promotional campaigns. Two Held In Theft several.stories about some of has "Dinah that To show his power he sent a Steve Ernstberger Sammy Pitt- "felt she is a per- fabled teammates. Ile told the first and Of Car; Case Broken battalion of well-armed paratroop- man and Phil alauscien, Junior former a saleswoman large number of college and high second. ,Stsa didn't want to be an ers swinging past the U.N. head- present 441 Club. In About One Hour school football players adjunct to the General Motors Hamp Brooks, krt. elected pi-vs,idelit if 1111. Cal- quarters in Leopoldville. They that they should make sports a Judges were Joe Dick and Mrs. sales department." loway Cannily Farm Iliireate is shown dime(' ri•eciviaig Two juveniles have been ap- marched in perfect step and wore means to an end, rather than let M. 0. Wrather. The firrn said in a prepared eotigrattilutions !taint t•elieing president 1. I.141- prehended and placed in the Cal- immaculate jungle green uniforms. the sport be an end in inself. W. statement. loway County jail in connection Kasavubu cabled Hammarskjold. The primary reason for attend- nionds. "We wanted Dinah very much. with the theft of the 1959 Im- "at the moment when your person ing college is to get an education, Murray Hosfri!a/ ok place Ileis week- iti the City !fall as'Itere Dinah Shore has done a top-notch pala Chevrolet owned by J W. is being violently attacked by dif- he told his- audience. He related (Ii' annelid meeting if lit, niiard if Dirveturs %vas held. job for Chevrolet for the last IQ Young. The ear. WEIS Laken Wed- ferent.countries we .waiat to assare tbat it was his (Nan football ability -11 Patients admitted from Monday years and Chevrolet has tremen- nesday night from the Seventh you again of our confidence and •iich permitted him to attend Johnny Unitas 8:15 a.rn. to Wednesday 10:45 a.m. dous respect, admiration and af- Poplar Church of Christ the' wish of the legal government college. "My parents were just Tractor Maintenance !Jimmy Billintton and Johnny Clayton Garland, Rt. fection for Miss Shore personally parking lot and was found Thurs- of the Congo to cooperate with ',so poor to send me" he contin- Don Shelton, Murray State Head 6; Edwin Smith, Rt. 1, Mansfield, and as an outstanding TV person- Project h Held Suffers Painful day morning on the Wiswell yoe." red. football coach. Tenn.; Mrs. Graham Bibb, Rt. 1; slay. Road in a ditch. He hinted he would frown on After his talk Unitas answered Following the question and Injury Wednesday Janice Lee, Rt. 5, Benton; Mrs. "She has performed a magnifi- The ('alloway County 4-H Trac- The. two boys, fourteen years any U.N help for Gizenga who several questions from the au- answer period Unitas signed au- G. C. Myers, Rt. 1; David Dawes, cent service by associating her tor Maiptenance Project group of age. readily admitted taking has been rec•egnized by the Soviet dience. A bug hurdle into pro- tographs for approximately one Rt. 6, Benton: Mrs. Buddy Wind- name with that of Chevrolet, and met on Thursday night -Feb. 16 Superintend- the car aftcr the theft was traced Union and -a, dozen Afro-Asian fessional football he told a ques- hundred young people and posed Jimmy Billington, sor, Rt. 1, Lynn Grove; Anthony we are sorry that she was unable at the Conner Implement Co. Street of to them by the Sheriff's office' and natioris as the sole legal leader in thence. A big hurdle into pro- for pictures. lent of the Department Childress, Rt. 5, Benton; Ogden to consider remaining as an im- There were 40 bays and girls Pollee detectives. the Congo. lie pointedly referred feekonal ball is big and he is the City of Murray, suffered a [Mete Iffarrr-Tairagetble cornmeots were , Rt. 2; Louts Hendrickson, portant part of - Chevrolet's tele- prOsent including parents and A legig will be held ismer- to his own government as the fast. A person may be good in painful injury Wednesday while heard on the excellent service Rt. 1, Benton; Bobby Miller, Rt. vision schedule." leaders. loading hay. Billington was atop row at 10:00 a. m. in the chamb- true and legal government of the iiegh school and college, but when 19c performed by the Sigma Sigma 2, Hazel; Ingeborg K. Bell, 602 The Al group Studied "Gen-!a load of hay when he fell. He er of County Judge Waylon Ray- Congo. enters professional ranks, Sigma and Alpha Sigma sororities. Poplar; Mrs. Lanis Phillips, Rt. 2; eral Lubrication". The A-2 group Kasavubu appealed for the U.N. everyone there is also good, he ded heavily on a sill to the burn. The two groups, under the plan- Dennie Harris, Dexter; Mrs. Jo- Benny Purcell To studied "What_ Makes An Eogine two were apprehended to "help us reorganize ,he econo- continued. brin door and broke two ribs. The ning of Miss Shirley,rarland serv- sephine Mooney. P. 0. Box 106, Pun." The B group studied "Ig- an hour after the investi- my and administration" and asked He recounted the rigid trainhig Be Honored By He i at his home recuperating within ed the dinner, waited on those Hazel; Edgar Downey, Rt 6: Mrs. n .1 ion Systems." started. Hammarskjold to continue his aid pragram that professional ball- and is expected to be back on gation attending the dinner and cleared Denuil Williams and baby boy, Rt. Backboard Club The next meeting will be held in the Congo. players follow in training carnal the job by Monday in a limited the tables following the dinner. 5, Mayfield: Mrs. Joe Mason a! th* McKee' Equipment Co. at capacity. Mutilate Priests Body and the schedule they meet dur- The serving was so well planned Knight and baby girl. P. 0. Box which time the A-1 group will Boys Held In Jail A U.N. spokesman said 3 Father ing atarson play. Members of the Backboard Club that in spite of the large number 521; Mrs. Avery Madrey. Rt. 3, study "Clean Air for Engines." Devos. a Belgian, was killed and biggest thrill, he said, was plan to go to Anna-Jonesboro, On Theft Charges His of persons to be fed, all of them Rt. "Mixing Fuel and ELEVEN CRUSHED in the second Giants for Hazel: Mrs. Herman Suiter, Illinois on next Tuesday to hon- A-2 will study his body mutilated beating the New York received a warm plate of food. 39c The 2, Mayfield; Mrs. Obie Mutchu- or Benny Purcell. coach at the Air", B group will study "Valves HOPKINSVILLE ireu — Three outbreak against Belgian Catholics their first championship. son, Rt 1, Golden Pond; Mrs. and Valve Service". were held in the Christian in two days. A priest was knifed ii;toughest" game last year was the high school there. boys Charles Hamlin, 213 South 12th.; • Purcell, former Murray State New members enrolled were: NAGANO, Japan 111P0 — Eleven County Jail here today charged Thursday in Leopoldville when he KIST Nee°n d game with the' Chicago High Odell Jarrett, Rt 5 Charles Greer, Thomas Collins. to at allegedly refused to say a Requiem Bears and the best game was the Murray Debaters College basketball .star, went into persons were crushed death with attempted safe robberies Patients dismissed from Monday Donna Yarbrough, Jerry Dyer and Thursday a huge ava- Springs, Elkton and Hop- Mass for Patrice Lumumba. first game with the Bears. High professional basketball circles night when Dawson Beat Hickman Wednesday 10:45 a.m. Michael Los-ins Bukavu, the mobs were dis- Ile hated Norm Van Broclilin 1:15 a.m. to when he left Murray State and lanche of snow, rocks and dirt kinsville. In NA Bowden, 1613 Far- County persed temporarily by Congolese and Bobby Layne as the top quar- Mrs. Robert has been coaching for the past smashed down on their flimsy State police, Christian sr Lyons, Rt. 1, STARVES TO DEATH regrouped and roamed terbacks of the game. The Murray High School de- mer; Mrs. Luther two years at Anna-Jonesboro. houses at the village of Sakai. 35 officers and Hopkinsville police troops but Cummins Streets bent on further. 39( The audience , was impressed baters were victorious over the Dexter; Mrs. Kenneth A bus will leave Itudy's Res- NEWCASTLE, England gee — miles northwest of this central climaxed an investigation with the through tH4 Mrs, with the quality of humbleness debaters from Hickman County and baby boy, Grand Rivers; taurant at 3.30 p. m. on Tues- Mrs. Laura Brooks, 75, starved to Japan city. • arrest of the buoys here late Thurs- violence. SIZE baby boyr and nuns managed to and modesty displayed by Unitas High School in 'a contest at Mur- Robert Hibbard and day. Those wishing to have res- death when her folding bed folded Ten other persons crawled out day. Ten priests a BelBel-- who is considered the bes quar- ray High Wednesday. Johnson Blvd.; Mrs. Chester Tho- ervations should contact Robert up and trapped her inside for of the debris to safety, but three Charged with an attempted safe escape. The mob attacked the terback in professional football. Two affirmative and two nega- mas, Rt. 1: Steven Irvan, Rt. I,, 0. Miller, Ronald Churchill or three days. a coroner's C01144 re- of them were reported seriously cracking at the Dawson Collieries gian priest drivin through MERE was Ale set thirteen records while play- tive teams from each school par- Alin(); Master David Dawes, Rt. T. Sledd ported today. injured. Coal Co office and the theftsof streets. He esca ut car Cochran, from The howling Congolese ling at the University of Isms- ticipated in the contest with jud- 6, Benton; Miss Shirley $1,000 worth of merchandise set on fire. HET - sidle which have not been broken ges furnished by the Murray 1310 Farris Ave.: Mrs. Burnette a.store in the same building Tues- youths then turned on the mission t has far. State College 'debate class. The Outland. 210 So. 9th.: Mrs. Robert day night were Jackie Jennings, of St. Theresa but were turned s 49` Dub Elkins. president of the speakers from Murray High were j Nance, Rt. I, Farmington: Mrs, Progress Of Roafish In Kentucky Waters Is IS, of Dawson Springs; and Rod- back lay Congolese troops who Itackboard ('tub presided at the Jimmie °Jolla, Susan Evans, San- I Louis Carr, Rt. 7, Benton: Nomon ney Perkihs, 17, and Tommy Ray saved the two priests there. ri.aR event last night and introduced dra Lille,, Judy Cooper, Phillip Bogard, 102 No. 12th.; Clarence Jones, 15, both of Hopkinsville. The local authorities imposed a the Murray State football coach- Sparks.. Ben llogancamp, Evelyn Adams, Rt. 6; Mrs. Bobby Hays, Pleasing To Biologists iknd Sportsmen Alike Authorities said Jennings, a for- eel-slew on the town and Nigerian ing staff, basketball coach Cal Williams and John Pasco. Rt. 6: Miss Bonnie Greenfield, Rt. mer employe of the store, will be U.N. troops and Congolese army OLIVE (Netball Mrs. W. Z. Carter local debate 4, Benton; Miss Ticki Jeffrey, 207 brought before the current term troops began patrolling the city. Luther and Mrs. Luther, F'RANKFORT, Ky.. (Special) — can and will adapt itself ti spend- 10 pounder, and 99 in Herring- Shel- csach, presented a debate demon- So. 15th.: Mrs. E. H. Beaver. 512 of Circuit Court in session here. Guards were set lip at churches coach Don Shelton and Mrs. Progress most usually demands ing an entire liftetime in fresh ton. This was the beginning. Ano- football stration in chapel at Murray High West 12th. Benton; Lisa McRey- All of the loot taken in the and hospitals. ton. and Frank Camp, movement and what better pro- water. The finding came about ther trip to Santee-Cooper in Tuesday morning. Joe Overbey nolds, Meadow Lane: Edwin robbery was recovered. Ask Return of Bodies s 33( gressive movement could an ang- when a dam was built to create April of 1959 yielded 92 rocks • er- served as chairman of the debate Smith. Rt. 1, Mansfield, Tenn.; The trio also will be .charged The U.N. command was trying ler want than a mighty rockfish the reservoir and rockfish were which were stocked in Kentucky SIZE and presented the following Mrs. Allen McCuiston. New Con- with grand larceny in the theft of to persuade Katanga provincial tugging on his line? accidentally trapped in the newly Lake and 50 for Cumberland Two speakers: Jimmie Olila and San- cord. a truck from a sheet metal firm President Molse Tshombe to re- Weather Kentucky angles may have this formed lake, unable to return to more trips the same year yielded dra Lilly on the affirmative and here. The truck and welding tor- turn the bodies of Lumumba and exhilerating experience sooner sea. a total of 139 young rocks for Phillip Spark, and Diane Larson ches it carried were used in the his two aides to their families for OLIVE Report English Teachers than they think if expectations Kentucky Lake. 119 for ('umber- composed the negation. The sub- attempted safe cracking, police burial in hopes such a gesture of the Department of Fish and At first the reports that rock- land and 69 for Herrington. ject was the national high school Begin Conferences said • might cool off the oassionate re- Wildlife Resources for the rock' fish had been caught in the rese- s 33e debate subject: "Resolved that the Thus far. 14 rocks have been action which their death aroused. fish are fulfilled. voir were taken lightly since it — Cloudy United Nations should be signi- The English Department of Mur- reported caught. (seven catches The Katanga government has ERED Western Kentucky Since December, 1957. the De- was felt that those caught by Brandon To through Sat- ficantly strengthened " High School began a series of were confirmed as rockfish by Noble said the three were' killed by and continued mild ray partment has stocked the striped fishermen were those which had scattered showers to- The next engagement of the monthly conferences recently dur- biologists) in Kentucky Lake. Of tribal villagers who caught them urday with (Ocean) bass in most of the state's been trapped by the new dam, Seek Office becoming more numerous club will be at Paducah Tilgh- ing which new developments In the ones caught, all showed an escaping and the graves were be- *lay, major impoundments. Slowly re- Further reports, however indicat- 'L • afternoon and tonight. High man on Saturday. teaching of Language Arts will excellent growth rate, equal to or Brandon will be a can- ing kept secret so their-followers ' SIZE this the ports are eking in that the new ed smaller fish were being taken Noble low 60s. low tonight studied and reviewed by the better than that of Santee-Cooper for Magistrate from the would not try to turn them into today in be ,addition is growing .and adapting and investigations proved that the diate Saturday scattered show- department. Unncontirmed catches have alao said today. He shrines. near 50. Local Child Welfare ,itself and has actually spawned rockfish gad successfully spawn- Hazel District, he near 60 • Schultz, principal, presided been reported from Cumberland announcment U.N. officials were worried about ers, high Fred [infertile eggs in Kentucky waters. ed. Immediately following this will make a formal a. m. CST.: Worker To Attend at the meeting. Discussions of new and Herrington lakes. an increasing wave of brutality Temperatures at 5 Biologists now hope that their findisag, biologists began to won- at a later date. Bowling Green 48, teaching spelling were Lumumba supporters in Kivu Covington 46. Training Workshop trends in years of anxiety will shortly be der ?this fish could not be, suc- by Lexington 47. Lon- the first meeting. The em- The spawning habits of the and Oriental provinces on the one, l'aducah 57. held at reworded with the first definite cessfully stocked in other inland Louisville writing was also rockfish are somewhat different K. B. McCuistion and .the growing strength of On 40 and 45. Mrs. Sylva S. Atkins, Calloway phasis on creative fertile spawn of the rocks in this bodies of water. Kentucky's De- hand from those of most other Ken- on the Evansville, Ind., 53. County Child Welfare Worker, renewed by local teachers. partment of Fish and -Wildlife To Be Candidate Tshombe's armed forces state. tucky fishes 'which build nests in will attend an in-service training All members of the English De- Resources was in the forefront other. -.- which to deposit eggs. The rock. Workshop in Lexington. Kentucky, partment were present. They are Dr. Hunter Hancock of Mur- in this thinkingiand immediately K B. McCuiston announced to- Among the latest ominous de- fish, during spawning season, most • FIVE DAY FORECART February 2024.- Subjects to be Mrs. Lucille Austin, Mrs. Mary ray State College and several decided it a w6rthwhile gamble day that he would be a candidate velopments: usually will swim upstream as far including By tinned Press International studied will be the following: Ann Russell, Mrs. Lois Sparks, local sportsmen hav• been in- nd began stocking rockfish. Pre- for re-election, to the office of —Twelve Europeans. . as. possible and deposit its semi- THE JUVENILE OFFENDER, Mrs. W. Z. Carter, Mrs. Idelle strument•I in th• transfer of liminary studies had indicated Magistrate for the Murray District. a woman and a five-year old child. bouYant eggs in the current there LOUISVILLE rale) — The ex- led, by Commissioner Richard J. Bailey and Mrs. Clara Griffin. the Rockfish from the Santee. that Kentucky. Cumberland and, A formal announcement will be were beaten in Kalima. Kivu. by to be fertilized by the male fish. tended weather forecasts for Ken- Clendenen, Department of ('hild Cooper Reservoir to Kentucky possibly, Ilerrington lakes mild made later he said. Congolese soldiers who arrested The eggg are then suspended in for the five - day period Welfare. Lake. Dr. Hancock has made ex- meet the needs of the rockfish. them. tucky Three Named As the current and drift along from :RANT Saturday through Wednesday: RECENT TRENDS IN ADOP- tensive study and r h. both The first stocking took place in LIKE, YEAH MAN —Twenty-five Europeans were 36 to 72 hours, depending on the Temperatures Saturday through TION SERVICES, led by Miss Mar- Head Camp Delegates prelimmary to the transfer and Lake Cumberland in December, reported arrested and beaten in water temperature, before hatch- Wednesday will average three to gie J. Friend. Supervisor of Ado!). afterwards. 1957 and consisted of 12 rocks, WEST LOS ANGFLES, Calif. — Bukavu. • ing. Preliminary studies of Ken- six degrees above normal lion Services, Kentucky Depart- Three members of the Hazel ranging from two to 12 pounds. Erie Big Daddy Nord. 6-foot-8, —A Belgian priest was knifed tucky and Cumberland lakes in Kentucky normal mean 38. Lou- ment of Child Welfare. W O.W. Camp were named as dele- A native of the North Ameri- The fish were obtained from San- 300-pound self-styled king of the in Leopoldville by an African.. regard to rockfish indicate that normal extremes 48 to 29. SERVICES FOR THE afNWED gates to the Head Camp Conven- can Atlantic Coast, the rockfish tee-Cooper Reservoir which has beatniks, commenting on his sus- -a-Three French jet fighter isville these two bodies of water have • Cooler late Saturday. warmer MOTHER, led by Miss Elizabeth tion in Louisville at a meeting is classified as one of the anadro- been the source of , most rock- pended sentence for staging shows planes were delivered to Tshombe sufficient length and proper cur- Monday or Tuesday. Pre- Creby, Training Specialist. Ken- last night. mous fishes—that is, one which fish stocked in Kentucky. without a license: in Elisabethville. A Katanga gov- about rent to allow a successful spawn. will total otte Atilt to tucky Department of of Child Delegates elected were: Jimmy lives in salt water and spawns In 1958 fisheries personnel re- -The judge put down our jazz ernment spokesman said it was a cipitation Herrington Lake remains a ques- three quarters of an inch. occur- Welfare. Thompson, Macon Erwin, and Arlis in "fresh water. However, with turned from Santee-Cooper with workshop as being honky tonk. "terrible mistake" but he did not haul, tion mark since it does not have lie's a real swinging judge. but If they would be sent back or ring as showers tonight through The Local Child Welfare Of- Byars. Cooper Thomas and R. M. South. Carolina's discovery in the 338 rockfisitt. Of this 215 : • aay Psaturday night and again about fice in the Court House will be Vance we're' named as alternate Santee-Cooper Resevoir in 1944, yearTing.s Were put in Kentucky (Continued on Page 2) I felt the ruling was, like, against whether six others on order would ; Wednesday closed during this time. delegates. it has been learned that 'the rock Lakes 23 in Cumberland plus one Americanism." be delivered.

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Flt10.1 - Inoi It seemed to come so quickly. HAZARD OF SPRING - WI S I didn't think their lies could win. \VE have been reminded that the .eason is again at nand for fly-by-night skin-flint arti.t., to hike to the . Dr.-pm infs. a. la. Ga..i..y it iirilarrlatuts viefintity pruprrifl - r.‘% lig if. ,ill .orts I guess we were so busy fir. and Mrs. E. II. tint:ley hay, i. t,. !•ttair work. rettiodelet,:. land-rapiog : the .eini..ar iii the Parker tofu twin: licsi.aerli Fnuadaii, w with other things. ii Fort. Worth. Texas. fi-o:iiitric their list of prospects in itt-f lam they This %sill be the 1?ittli seminar coliditettol by or. out. told ha- pr.'s on here; ill Parker. The lik".‘e-1 ui.tl Must tip to tittle itielhols of 3 Not enough of us spoke up for tiirav Hist their tionie,i, or -relit ,I .1 ht.ottil Si.TV11.,1 beiii;.: 3 mut., property. al‘‘d are taiirehl al these -t'llitligirsg. fir tiiikto -aid. freedom when we had the chance." fir. 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The Freedom Center will provide research and library H a /111.1 • \ • . ;It that ;Iry . KENTUCKY 1:0 facilities for all individuals, groups and organizations Yes, I want to help build The American Freedom Center. • 40 - .111.4;.• 1 .; ft I....C.1'. 11.. seeking to defend and and t interpret the free AmiCrican cyst em. Here is 1--forFreedum, Bricks at $1 per It will house the award-as inning materials of over one brick. -I) nitttion entries irf Freedoms Foundation's eleven annual I am enclosing as an additional contribution National Awards Programs. -V1A to make me a member (.0 Freedoms Foundation. • Freedoms Foundation was founded in 1949 to help maintain the American Way and iguts it on intact to each Name generation. You can strike an effective blow against communism by joining Freedoms Foundation's FOR Address ft .1 - 0 1819-21 may have By CHARLES F. HINDS r I 1I AMERICANISM program. The Foundation is nonprofit, City disunity rather than the Zone____Siate • •..11.- IL. Si te Archivist ort,,te.1 h r- obier-. This advertogement published for FREEDOMs FOUNDATION a• a public writer by ••• '110 01,0./1 11 A -- - - ..1 11'41 •1,111•',..• 0r, tikt Pit seek •;.. ' ' 'which is typical of most Kerituckf reason-information for the biolo- able to write a happy ending to -1•:,•iutt .,1 'Tata •t.i. 1 t_ t... • boss'ever, caPthilied gists. The Department has also the story with big strings of rock-o gle o.er the Con, r..ar..--e ‘.1 Progress • • • ,basses. singe nunrise At . in fresh water, the stripers are requested that fishermen return 'fish. three .sere K,nt -- Pre ig•iiit tat, i - (Cestrinued iron, Page I! . ;j hunitteingtoat inn:tarsi it.nysa. 3,nmteheofexpeyearrt ctihaioutghhepot water any tent Licher) US. gerratt,i i it wrirl i' etnehahtanacree •If h.,N •• 1,,,..,1. lierry C'. y Conare,,man Lin I NOW YOU ampobello" 1 janglers. as the best season. of a successful KNOW ,.,:,11•I. t tt..h '11. 11,,l .4 plan of h.- !the tritantary Iengtii of the abet' spawn and therefore provide --- - own. arM (' :gt.ri Boyd ii • two lakes. In order to aid in furthering By United Press Internationid 1' i greater fishing potential in the help m tro f f gr the con'. - N The rockfish is co.,perative, so ,the reekfish succeis story in Ken near future. The Roman emperor Nero. last 'loving Drama fir as the fisherman :- concern- .tucky. the Department of Fish the Caesar. and remembered • II I , Thel .A i,fIiitlt. ed, since it may. he taken b5 pear- and Wildlife Resources has re . This, biologists hope is still chiefly for his cruelty, wa, in • ' N. 7' tical:y any method of fishing It 'quested all fishermen to report 1just the beginning of the rock. fact revered by the pe,iple of ' "\t" •oiting thy, cro• ,a. :.eafs.' prefer, live bait, such as rmn- any suspected rockfish catches I fish story in Kentucky 11 all Rome who regarded him as an the life of the R t,.• family nows, ,Iirimp and ,Tabs. hut will From thee reports biologists can 'gees well the sportsman ma'.- be open-handed patron ..v!“-• ed in *.n4, Mn C•grnp:g•rni,e r!,:..dc 'factor( FDR lief:arne Pies- a:so strike at artifietal lure.. fliti better tell the growth and phy- .....• tO 1819-21 "Y "d-rfffn - e- a fr' "Sunrise at Campuaello," ed at any depth They have even stcal c mdition of . the fish A • r.:Tte C:.:ifornia A large part cd on the award - winning been reported caught on a trit. limit of one fish was outlined *111...•ay sudth of 361 degrees :. w:ry ,ur -,. opens Sunday line The best sekona for catch- 'th.. year in the regulations and - is I... Lott..oe. the frac..., ..ntinent .f hi- S'arsity Theatre v..ith Ralph ing rockf141 are spring and fall. That was primarily for the same Adana nne ri•WVVI1 'ree and .. c-crcoting the role that VALENTINE DAYS terri•ory bren establ'sho •',11 it.rg hrmors in the . • 1 1 -- '4 '‘ by f he r Greer Garcon stars opposite \A',1\1111! Tuesday, 5.. t•tol cry of in Eleanor fli•ise%olt in' Feb. 14 - Saturday, Feb. 18 it-. the f,r.• mouth 1848 I, • C Schary production. R-.:c.vere , an d audienesc were MURRAY • • • • 1"'""1 (-7,..riv,'--;)C•Ic',''.;' rnir'eflsA'iteh ..r11- in ac rl.ioning HOUSEHOLD GOODS - 1 . ;- ,,f 100.400 prr.- ' wrilleen ar.ri pr• f on't of tf,e yeal. , " REVERE COPPER STA ICS r'0'„ OFF tic., in Sr„Irm-Iggr Ti'., tired for g •••• nvst dr.im.d;•-• •1 a •••• g•r• ..overringt.• • g tab] h I ••• ,,.• vier i,r(.1411" NOW OPEN THURS. * FRI. * SAT. * SUN. SPONGE MOPS, reg. $1.75 $1.10 viler .n (••!ifit'%ia wit., gen- the Paw,!way stage e. t ly co..e,"1.1,-,1. but 'in eeitrie u Bet • ROBSERWAID AND LUSTRoWARE 20% OFF r•'.11 r.• Sonth who •sr It ant: \- ‘. TONITE IS 'BANK NITE' METAL IRONING BOARD $5.95 the J acrey slyclitps, piano(' i warrur fi "gs TE.111ii:C.- " A or h:',1•,' three- whcr in%.e,-d it ,\ Inc tai,e JACKPOT _ _ $100.00 ALL FLOOR WAXES qt. 815. • * ON THE SCREEN * TOWEL RODS, PAPER HOLDERS Leas 10°e CLOSET SEATS. reg $4150 $3.50

S;GN UP FOR $10 MERCHANDISE: IN MILLIONS OF PERSONS 14 6 PIATIttai Drawing at 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18 6 flICH SCHOOL ,Lal•A Pre for MSC Orchard HelOts and MSC Trader Court Residents) 5 15 003.0 NITE ONLY gtorgrel :,ATURDAY TOOLS • 119th El- 8.0. SAW. reg $49.95 I as KIRK DOURAS 939.95 6:- SKIL SAW. reg. $4995 ft iend $39 95 Hand. AMHOQO 7'4" SKIL SAW. rev. $54.95 .$4-4.9fg WAWS' X 48 LuFKIN RULE 19 ,,pens $2 • •-icken si-"sre- irrInter TR .4/e110' HOBBY - SPORTING GOODS 11 when •ia.. th, ! ten ALL MODEL KITS LESS 10% • hr. 109 It cit It, U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT ALL LEATIAERCRAFT . LESS 25% n• i 1)r•fri wratic emotti.,1,1 4 L GOLF CLUBS Av.!: it .1•1:•,.. 1921 LESS 10% Z;0, L. ./74"1/11/144fiff* • 1 .-• '1 SUNDAY NITE ONLY KURFEES PAINTS (all kinds) _ Less 10% WI f Depriiittat St tin! '?„ .?• ' • •• g LAWN-GARDEN FERTILIZER, 5a i. :II SI S9 I flIAMIHISONDI FILMED ON LOCATION IN THE HAYSTACK! - reg. $2.96 11.95 . 1160 61 10 '..,,P.f RENOLPSvikYsRANDALL GIA0.01 FISH,- I..r , • - DOUGLAS "The •t • STARKS HARDWARE • • Mating Game- 12th v k a , & POPLAR PHONE PLara (aara 0ati f () 3-1222

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Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:00 pm. Worship Locust Grove Baptist Church Sunday's nits at 7.00 pm. lai54C5itaNat. ANTINtiA CHURCH Lone One Primative Harold Lassiter, Pastor 4th Sunday ..... 11 a.m. SERVICES Baptist Church Sunday School ... am. 1st Sunday 7:30 p.m. North Pleasant Grove cr11,1121 ("ANC. • e Arlie Li/rimer — Pastor Morning Worship ....11:00 am MYF 6:30 pm. Cumberland Presbyterian Church .WblAli Bildt (Located on Route 6) Training Union 6:45 p.m. Locust Cativo Rev. W. Ed Glover Pastor p.m. Evening Worship 7:45 p.m. First Sunday ...... 2:00 Church of the Nazarene Sunday School 10-00 a. •ousatct# actsvitroa First Methodist Third Sunday • 10.30 a.m. Training Union 6:00 p.m. 1 mile north of Kirksey Worship Service 11:00 a rn. 1 & 5th Streets 7:00 p.m. latiosoie, Maple Wed. Prayer Meeting Robert Broyles, Pastor Evening Service ...... 7:00 p. m. %Ulf AC2 GEOPMYSICAl am. Sunday School 9:43 Sunday School 10 a.m. ESPillhatffeti, College Presbyterian • Morning Worship 10:50 St. Leo's Catholic Church Preaching Service ...... 11 am. 1601 W. Main Rev. J. Max Sykes - Pastor Evening Worship 730 p.m. North 12th Street Young People's Service 7 p.m. Suriclay School ...... 9:45 am. First ar d Third Sundays Sunday Mass 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Preaching Service 7:30 p.m. Morning Worohip 11:00 am Goshen a First Friday & Holy Days 6 p.m. Prayer Service- Wed 7:30 p.m. Sunday School '"9:45 a.m. Memorial Baptist Vollege Fellowsnip 730 p.m. Worship Service 11:00 West Main Street am. Temple Hill Methodist Church Lynn Grove Sunay School 9:40 am. Collog• Church of Christ Seventh and Poplar _ Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor Sunday School 11:00 am. Morning Worship 10:50 a.m. 106 N. 15th Street Church of Christ ServiCes Every Sunday Worship Service 9:45 am. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Paul Hodges, Silnister Sunday Bible Class ...... 0:45 am. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. M. Y. F. 6:30 Bible Clasen', 9:30 a.m. pm. Morning Worship 10:40 a.m. Worship Services Worship -....10:30 am. First Baptist Evening Worship 7:30 p.m.. 1st & 3rd Sundays 11:00 a.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. South Fourth S'..reet Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 pm. MONDAY: 2nd & 4th Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. Colored Church Sunday School .. 9:50 am. College Devotional 12:30 p.m. Thursday Eve. MY1 .... 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship ....I0:50 am. First Christian WEDNESDAY: Training Union 6:30 p.m. North 5th Street Calendar Bible Class ..... 7:00 pm StOWLY laittviN Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Bible School 9:30 a.m. RusseLl's Chapel Methodist Church GEOPHYSICAL P9061 Wed. Prayer Meeting .. 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship 10:50 a.m. Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor Scott's Grove Baptist Church St. John Baptist Church Rho 5:00 p.m. Services Every Sunday • CI M.1 Billy Turner, Pastor Rev. C. E. Ward, Pastor It. John's Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 am. EptecoPas, Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday School 9:30 Main Street Fellowship 7:00pm. Worship Services West Christian Youth Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Morning service 11:00 (1st & 3rd Sun) 1st & 3rd Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. -MAIW 112M 0•011:19a, Holy Communion Training Union 6:00 p.m. Evening service 7:15 or Mornins Prayer .... 9:15 ass 2nd & 4th Sundays .... 11:00 a.m. 91102211 Evening Worship g in :sch Monday Night Cherry Corner Baptist Prayer Meeting 3117 W9CS SUNDAY: ---- - unior Chorus Practice ..... 7:00 Mon. after 3rd Sun., 7:00 .. p.m R. J. burpoe, pastor Tuesday Eve. 7:00 p.m. Mid-W,eek Prayer Servise 7:30 p.m Usher meeting Tuesday night 7:15 IT'LL TV THE MOON—Here is a full scale model of the Surveyor spacecraft which will Board Sunday School 1010 p.m. Official Prayer meeting Wed 7:00 send television pictures of the moon's surface back to earth (if all goes well). Plans call lit Sun. .... 7:00 pm Morning worship 1110 am. Mon. after Chestnut Street Tabernacle Lynn Greve and Goshen Sr. Chorus practice Wed. .. 8:00 for seven of the Surveyors to be launched to the moon in 1963-65. The craft is 11 feet T-ainina Union 630 p.m. Chestnut at Cherry St. Methodist churches Choir pfactice, Thurs .:30 tall, and will soft-land about 750 pounds on the moon. It is shown at Cal-Tech in Pasa- Wed Prayer meeting 7:00 p.m. Flint Baptist Church Rev. S. D. Vaughn, Pasaor Second and Fourth Sunday-s dena, Calif. Hughes Aircraft has a NASA contract to build the Surveyors. Heights Evening worship 7:30 p.m. A`mo Buel Stalls. Sunday School Supt. Goshen Mt. Horeb Free Will Baptist Herring, rector all • 2obert S. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 am. Rev. W 0 Osier, pestor Sunday School 10:00 Spring Cseek Missionary Baptist intendent of buildings and him something of a local hero, Lan. ?darning Worship 11:00 am, Worship Service 946 a.m. Sunday School 9:45, Service 1119 Church and he was welcomed home from Worship Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. M. Y. F. 6:30 am. Morning Service 11:00 grounds and then as manager of , -- Trainine Union 6:30 Hal Shipley — Pastor He died Oct. 3, the capital as such in 1924 by Mid-Week: Lynn Grove Evening service 7:30 Lee Clark the book store. Evening Worship 7:30 (Located 3 miles North of Penny) both the town and the college. Wed. Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 am. Second and Fourth Sun. Night 1960. / Services Every Sunday Thurs. P.L.A. Service 7:30 p.m. Worsh ip Service 11:00 a.m. 7:30 Newly-christened Clark Hall Poplar Spring Baptist Church Sunday School 10:00 am. In 1924 Mr. Clark introduced Fri. Young People Serv. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10:15 sm. Choir Practice Friday Night 7:30 sched- ter. Jack Jones, pastor Morning Worship ... 11:00 am. a bill creating a separate Board was begun last fall, and is ' Is Honored Sunday School 10:00 am. Evening Worship .., 710 p.m. Regents for what was then uled for completion next Septem- per Meal Methodist Church Warman Chapel A.M.E. Church of Worship 1100 sin. Bible Classes 7:01)?AL New Hope Methodist Church ber It is located in the Orchard Morning Pastor: Rev. Dennis Knott , Rev. P. H. Jones Murray State Normal School and Worehln 7:00 p m. Marvin W. Jones, pastor Heights section near Richmond Evening Suridav SeffOot 10:00 am. Stuniliwy School' also -worked vigorously for Abe ion Nall, the first of the new dormit- Morning Worship . 11:00 a.m. Morning service 11.00R3° By Regents passage of 'measures -to provide • buildings afid appropriations. ories for men ,cl A Stirring Western Suspense tiovei each 2nd and 4th Sundays Choir practice each Saturday af- ." 4 wi Evening Service ..... 7:30 p.n.'s ternoon at 500 p.m. Board Selects Name " His work for the college made r -- Of College Pioneer Green Plain Church of Christ Pleasant Hill Free Baptist Church For Now Dormitory DOUBLE VALUE You are always welcome 49 GlIFF,FARE Bill Phillips, iduuster Aimo, Kentucky *514.44"/ br gib: Thp,c1;an ia Sunday Bible Clsgs 10:00 •m. Rev, S F. Cousen, pastor The Murray State Board of at an Morning Worship 10:45 sin Sunday School 10-00 Regents has voted to name the the COOPER. Tex kW — One good CH A PTF.Ft 34 and she sprawled She twisted and stood peering at her in Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Morning service 11:00 second new dormitory for men nead t, t1^ ,, ligii. nib ringers K.,:iping thing about training a hog to do BEL BARBEE spoke to the .rouria aria coverea net Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 p.m. Lee Clark Hall in honor of a EPISCOPAL "Everybody wie stand with her terns as debris nano )ard on bet Knee. 'Don't you tricks, says trainer Tab Evans, is happ) ending to A crew: Cverung Worship . 7:30 pm. Church ef the Living God former state representative. from watch tonight. But no circle meted down around her A size- get hurt any worse than you that when he retires he has a ig strings of rock6- Rev. C. B. Bromley. pastor Calloway County who was in- yourselves at a dis- able length ot tree itnit struck hove been in this damned nomi- ready market value. Orldirr. Spot North Side Baptist Church Sunday School 10:00 strumental in the founding of withm a yard of ner. Pebbles nees over these cows. I can't CHURCH tance from the bedground an' aro. T. G. Shelton, pastor Morning service 1100 the college. Evans, whose hog Pork Chop Shoot at anybody and fragments stung her body lose you, too." set tight. Bible School .. 10:00 am. Evening service 7.00 but she escaped material injury. She bent and kissed him Sunday Mr. Clark was a member of won national attention through, au KNOW who comes near the herd an Prayer meeting Wed. and Fri again. "What are you going to Pr leaching 1100 am. the Kentucky general assembly his tricks, was retired recently -- can't identify themselves. If the Someone was moaning In Worship or Consultation do Abel? I can't low you Everr.ng service 630 p.m. Second Street Church of Christ for five terms and later served after he became olci and was ship- ass international cattle are stampeded, let ern agony. The dead pine tree, ig- either, you Know." frildweek prayer meeting 7:00 p.m. Bro. John Parker, Minister the college for 27 years as super- pod off to the packing. house. )mpersr Nero, last run. No matter how much they nited by she explosion, burst "Stampede em in the gap," Martins Chapel Methodist Church Bible Classes 9:45 A. M. and remembered scatter, we'll find 'em sooner Into flame, the dry needles burn- he said. "Travis will likely try Sunday School 10:00 am Worship 11:00 A. M. cruelty, was in or later. It's you I don't want ing fiercely. The glare lighted to rush his drives through as Preaching Wednesday: iy the pe.,ple of bunched up." the scene. fast as he can get em movin" 1st and 3rd Sundays 11:00 a.m. Mid-Week Bible Study 7:00 P. M. garded Micah Jones accompanied him Lisa screamed, "Hester!" him as an at daylight He Knows were 2nd and 4 t Sundays 7:00 p.m. Iron. on the wagon and they drove Hester answered She was un- scattered an' will be field up a Moir Practice (Wed.) .. 7:00 p.m. GOING UP way toward Walkerville. hurt They tome° each other -) couple o' days or more. He Methodist Men Paul Drexel was stationing and stood listening, terrified. Knows tor t het we got Mon. after 3rd Sun. .... 7:00 pus LAWRENCE, Kan OW — The men around the nerd Lisa Ran- The cattle had.. once .agidn panicky nerd which ne can most expensive single volume dolph and Hester Barbee Kilned stampeded, but the run was stampede whenever he feels like Led Setter Church purchased by the University of him, Hester riding a gentle northward a n d away from It He figures to pull ahead of J, 0. Coltharp, Pastor Kansas Library back in 1905 was horse sidesaddle. Paul placed them. Dieht & Iiiehi Ys us an hopes that Sunday School 10:00 a.m. "An Essay on the Early History them near a group ot pines at As the rumble of hoover re- cancel OUT part o the con- will Worship Service 11:00 am. of Charts and Sailing-Directions" • spot he believed was safest ceded they again utild nee, the tract it we don't meet delivery Evening Service 7:00 p.m. by the Swedish scholar Periplus. Feb. 18 They dismounted and tied up terrifying moaning nearby. They dete " He added. 'We've got Prayer Meeting Wed 7:00 pm. Its, price was $31.25, and some their horses Paul left them, moved toward that sounc It some Nordin' powder of our own academic eyebrows went up. taking up vigil at another point. began to tade, and when they now" • Elm Grove Baptist The volume sells for $200 in to- They wrapped themselves in were a dozen yards of so away Lisa heart( the wagon begin M. f. Robertson, pastor day's book market, a librarian • ',blankets Even so. under a sky it ended entirely. moving southward Abel ioined Morning Worship ..... 11:00 am. said. It now is considered one of ablaze with pinpoint stars Lisa Lisa forced nerself to walk Pen' for this venture leaving felt the blue cold of the moun- nearer. She halted, ehamed by Miran with the crow Training Union 6:30 the two most impsrtant late 19th 200o OFF tains penetrating with knife-like horror. The ignited tree had ex- Hester )(tined there and they Evening Worship ... 7:30 Century works on the develop- Prayer Meeting Sat. Night . 7:00 ment of cartography. $1.10 keenness. pended it, greatest hr rat headed southward toward the Something aroused her dur- fire, and the red gso it cast gap. Adventist BRACKET ing 'the night. She started to now was smoky 'and dim. When they reached the slope Seventh-day TOP 15th Streets 23°, OFF her feet, the blanket dropping The body of a man was that ascended to the gorge, A hel Sycamore and S. NEW YORK Mee — Former 95 from her shoulders. Hester was draped over the torn sagebrush, said. "This is close encugh Kenneth A. Matthews, pastor heavyweight champion Gene Tun- already standing tensely. hurled there by the explosion. Lisa and Hester remained Sabbath School ...... 1:00 p.m. Sat. ney earned a total of $1,940,445 2 00 p.m. Sat, Riders were approaching cau- The m - ngled form ot a norse there as the Wagon rolled on- Worship during his bi,Ning career, and qt. 85e a Morey somewhere in the dark- lay nearby. ward. They dismounted ness. Heater held a pistol. Lisa She heard the salmi of found what shelter they could also was armed. She drew the wheels. moving :ass Abel's alongside the trail. He and Mi- Chill hours passed befort the Less 10% weapon She woo shaking at the voice was shouting. returned from Walker-' sound of the wagon returning, . $3.50 keenness. ce' had A woodblock friction match ville. Paul was calling nit also enlivened them It was driven spluttered Into life. Again it and riding toward the scene. by Paul. and he was alone. The re- DISE! was to be an explosion! She had to try three time: be- vehicle's contents had been with to. 18 Hester gritted, 'Blast you" fore she could lift n sound to moved. He left the wagon norse and hts ad She fired. She fired a second guide them to where she and them, took Lisa's THE CHURCH FOR ALL... the gap, a time. Hester waited. rode back toward ALL FOR THE CHURCH Abel and Micah came run- rifle slung in his arm. This lashheek upset the horses Somehow we don't think of the *Me Chao,h is the gre•reo factor on foot and Paul ar- The night was long. Occasion- baby's bas- ot the intruders. Lisa could ning up on earth for the "Kidding of character and Hester slept exhaustedly, sinette as a "scientific development." But it is. hear them crashing through the rived and diarnounted. Liss ally good citizenship. It is a storehourie of shoulders. sagebrush. Hester fired two pointed. She chattered an ex- her head on Lisa's It has been designed to spiritual values. Without a wrong walked could not 'sleep. protect a child from more shota, the powder flame planation- and they But Lisa Church, neither democracy nor coat:a- $39.95 in the sky when exterior hazards—and from himself. non darting into the night. In that ahead. Dawn was can survive There art four sound and stood I,. the icy lemons sphy $39 15 flicker of light, Lisa glimpsed Presently they returned. Abel they arose Religion isn't what we every errion should •t. rode cold. listening to a distant and would call "scien- tend rervices regularly and support the $54.95 • rider half out of the saddle said, "It was a man who tific." But it, too, Travis called Red Leffler. intangible murmur. Cattle were embraces this theory of dou- Church. They are (I) Foe his own rake. on a plunging horse that seemed for (21 with In the gorge. The sound grew ble protection. For hi children's take. (.1) For the $2 19 to be tangled in the limbs of a He generally hung around sake of ha community and nation (4) Coe Slade.' in volume fallen dead pine. The man or Fry. the sake of the Church Wolf. strhtch lighted by the murky A red glow sprang into being. woman who worships God faith- There were at least two more He stood needs his moral and material support rushed into fiery length — fully is prepared for the invaders, for two pistols were crimson glow All sound' of the It unexpected crises in Plan to go to church regularly and reed the -dis- like the flash of meteors. life. And replying to the flashes from stampede had faded in his mature conscience is ready to cope your Bible chily. "Well, we've got a This ribbon of flame was In • "P weapon. Lisa heard tance. with temptation. LEES 10% spoiled herd on our hands for the mouth ot the gorge, and bullets strike brush and boul- Der " Book he raid. though it was tiny at this dis- This isn't to say that nothing Chapter ring@ LESS 25% ders nearby. She and Hester sure this time," ever goes Abel and Paul Drexel caught tance Lisa knew that it wan wrong for the Sunday I Perim 3 II.7 LESS 1000 crouched down, hunting shelter. ardent church-goer. But he meets lA °octal. Nal rna 23 1.3 their horses. Abel held a kerosene, spilling down the "Ride!" a man yelled frantic- up each outward or inward Tuesday ,b )))) 14 1 stirrup and offered his hand to walls and Ignited by a torch. challenge with ade- Redonda, Hebrews 2 57.15 Less 10% ally. 'Get out of here! Fast! I Thursday MattAewr 24 Suddenly The ea-, of explosions came quate spiritual resources. 41 dropped the damned stuff, and Lisa. She accepted It. Friday Li, 6 4744 L96 moved against him. stills next, sharply outlining the rock &toga 11 Tomtit 2 19 $1.96 It's lighted!" she THINK 11FER. PLOTTED MURDER—Sarah Grayson, 20. U. of There are impelling around her, drawing ledges and ridges. A moment reasons why you need That was Kemp Travis's arms went California coed, talks to a policeman In Berkeley about the the kissed her, ques- later the dull slamming of the Church and its undergirding strength. And voice. Horses were galloping her close. He alleged plot to murder her to keep her from testifying at a thee with re- reports reachld them. That wan for every one that is away. However, from the tioningly at first, possible new trial of lifer Jon Mattox (upper right), con- evident today, there are and growing followed within seconds by the ' sounds, the one closest at hand alization and a full victed et killing 31-year-old Mrs. Gene Tate (lower right), others you'll confront tomorrow. her response. loud ramble of running cattle. was still trapped in the dead- hunger as he felt a nextdoor neighbor in Columbus, Miss. That killing hap- NARE He held her for a time. Slow- 1•C., Krim, fall. pened Jan. 31, 1960. Miss Grayson and Mattox both were Al,. to "We've been "Some els thousand (Int- PL.tra 3-12^7 Ite rider screeched, "Walt' ly he released her. Mississippi State students at the time, and she testified at stubborn ttnle male were lammed in the Tm snagged in—!" a long, slow, his trial that he told her he was going to strangle Mrs. Tate understand this," he paw struggling U, escape by That was cut off by the heavy comm n' to with a coat hanger because Mrs. Tate wanted to break off the way they had entered flash of an explosion. The force said their affair. Now it is alleged that Mattox, trying for a her onto the horse the story continues tomorrow. of it drove Lisa stumbling back He lifted new trial, offered two jail mates $1,300 to kill Sarah. •

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FAUN PUZYN MURRAY, ICE2ITO 4itti DAY ja7a.12L34 • .1Irs. Hogancamp Is • ..1,r • Barney Riley Guest Mrs. Horn Hostess Hostess For Ruth Speaker At Murray To Fidelia Class PERSONALS Class Meeting Grove Dinner Meet The Fidelia Sunday School Class Little Miss Melissa ‘Missyl, Van Barney Riley, the newly ap- of the First Baptist Church met in Amengen has returned to her The home of Mrs. Thomas Ho- pointed Kentucky State Manager the home of Mrs. S. L. Horns Fri- was the home in Fort Lauderdale. Fla., I gancamp scene of the first of The Supreme Forest Woodmen day for a potluck dinner. social held by the newly formed after a lengthy visit with her I - Circle congratulated the Murray The devotional was given by School grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Graves i Sunday class of the First Grove on receiving the honor of Mrs.'Pearl Jones with 26 present. Baptist Church on Hendon. Tuesday even- being named the No. 1 Grove in Those attending were mesdames sass . at 7:30. ing the state of Kentucky for 1960. Pearl Jones, Dallas Outland, Melas During the the Mr. and Mrs. James Vaughn and business session The grove selected a 50 star flag Linn, J. L. Duncan, R. H. Falwell, group selected Ruth name daughters, Rath Ann, Wanda Sue. the for the recognition presented by C. H. Beaman, Betty Thornton, for theireir class. Mrs. nt.11171p Beth Elairie. and Lori Jo, arichttese Suburban Club Has the national headquarters in Oma- Mazie Morris, Parvin Blatoek, Ka- is the teacher. Group captains Smsen Rowland, all of Memphis. Social Calendar ha, Nebraska. thy Fields, Pearl Cones, Mary Wil- were also appointed. Meeting In Home Tenn., spent the weekend with The dinner meeting was held liams, Ben Keys, J. H. Thurman, Nies. R. L. Wade and 'attended _ Mrs. Rudolph Howard present- Of Mrs. Gene Cole Unie knight, Floral Farless, C. C. Friday. February 17th parsonage at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday evening, February Campe. Lights at Murray State ed an inspiring devotion. The Suburban efomemakers Jones, A. L. Courson, Rufus Stem- Mrs. Eurie Garland, Brownie •••• 9. at 6:30 at The Woman's Club- College. Officers of the class are Mrs. Club held its February meeting ders, Beulah Irvin, Essie Blalock, Consultant, urges all Brow- moeireaspeeplese, •••••earamesease house with Mrs. Jessie Cole pre- Edward •'es Purclese Outland, president; Mrs. Troop in the home of Mrs. Gene Cole Velva Watters, Flossie Hurt, Onie TRUNK MURDER—If nie Troop leaders to meet at the Murray Assembly No. 19 Order siding. laoks a bit ap- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Klapp Loyd Boyd, membership vice-pre- on Story Avenue. • Nannie McCoy, S. L. Horn Albrecht, '14, Cabin at seven o'clock of the Rainbow for Girls will Mrs. Goldia MeKeel Curd, Past in custody a spent • the weekend with Mrs. sident; Mrs. Dewy Lampkins, Jr., Girl Scout Mrs. Holmes Dunn, president, and Nellie Wyman. prehensive the evening. hold its regular meeting et the State Manager, who resigned late Minn., it's perhaPi Gertie Bidwell of Owensboro. fellowship vice-president; Mrs. W. in presided. The roll call was by Jackson, • • • • Masonic Hall at 7:00 p.m. last year, introduced Mr. Riley to because he's wanted in San C. Elkins. class ministries; Mrs. • • • • Mrs. Lenith Rogers. Mrs. Barletta each member individually and to Chambers Home Is Diego, Calif., where the body Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Boyd and Billy Housden, publicity; Mrs. T. Wrather gave a report on Farm The New Concord Homemakers the group as a whole. of his wife Ann, 24, turned daughter. Linda, Mr. and Mrs. C. Collie, secretary; Mrs. Murray The Christian Women's Fellow- and Home Week. Scene Of Club will meet in the home of Mr. Riley, of Princeton. Ken- Meeting up in a trunk shipped by and Gerald Boyd Turner, treasurer. ship of the First Christian Church "Mixing Old and New Preston Boyd, Mrs. Leon Adams, Sunny Lane Furni- tucky, has been in fraternal ac- Railway Express from Chi- the wedding of Miss During the social hour the ho- will meet at the church at 9:30 ture" was the lesson given Spring Creek WMS. attended Drive in Murray, at 1:00. by tivities for the past 12 years. He cago. She had been missing M. teases. Mrs Hogancamp and Mrs. a.m. Donna Kay- Bucy to William Mrs. William Gibson, Jr. has served in South Western Mrs. Chester Chambers opened since Dec. 31. Outland, served refreshmen"- to Rowe at the Third Baptist Chesah Thirteen members and two vis- Michigan and Northern Indiana. her home for the meeting of the in Owensboro on Thursday. the twenty ladies present World Day of Prayer will be itors, Mrs. Wrather and Mrs. Ber- • He has been Special Representa- Wotnan's Missionary Society of ' observed by the United Church The Woman's Missionary Society THAT A FACT? nard Tabers, 'were present. tive and District Manager of Sou- the Spring Creek Baptist Church Women of Murray at 1 -00 p.m. of the First Baptist Cherch will FARM POPULATION The next meeting will be held thern Indiana. held on Monday afternoon at FARM POPULATION the St. John's Episcopal hold its general meeting at the CINCINNATI an — The Sul- % OF U.S. TOTAL at in the home of Mrs. Joe Ernerison Mr. Riley reported on the ac- 1:30. Church. church at 3.00 with Circle II in ci als' official brochure on Thursday, March 9, at 7:00 tivities that he had attended for "Witness Where We Are" was charge of the program. The nurs- st rookie guard Ralph p.m. • the 70th anniversary of The Su- the subject of the program pre- ery will be open. D r University of Cin- . Saturday, February 11 preme Forest Woodmen Circle. sented with Mrs. Thomas Lee as efflpatj star, tiknowu to his team- The Country Club will have an It was announced that delegates the leader. Others appearing on Dorcas Class Holds mate 'ae, informal dance following the Mum Wednesday. February 22 to attend the Kentucky State Con- the program were Mrs. Max Bai- - — ray-Western basketball g a in e The Country Club Ladies Day Meeting Tuesday vention would be selected at the ley. Mrs. liafford Bean, and Mrs. from 9:30 to 1:30 at the club Luncheon will be held at 12 At Triangle Inn March meeting. Dwight Watson. house. Music will be furnished o'clock. Reservations should be Plans NOTICE * The Dorcas Sunday School Class Louise Baker, State First Vice were discussed for the by art orchestra. made by registering at Lindsey's of the First Baetist Church met President and Loretta Culver observance of the week of prayer TO THE VOTERS • • • • Jewelry Store before noon on for at the Triangle Inn on Tuesday State Treasurer of Kentucky 'Were home missions March 6-10. of Monday, February 20. Hostesses Mrs. Chambers, Monday, February 20 evening at seven o'clock with Mrs. in attendance. president, presid- will be Mesdames Rex Alexander, ed at the meeting. HAZEL MAGISTERIAL' The Brooks Cross Circle of the Sadie Shoemaker's group in charge The drill team was composed Eli Alexander, W. C. Adams, Refreshments were DISTRICT First Methodist Church will meet of the arrangements. • of representatives from the junior served by Walter Baker. Jack Relate, May the hostess. • the Wesley at Mrs. Eugene Tarry gave an in- grove: Janie Young, Faye Cole, at Foundation V. Brurrunett, Ray _alunday, H. • • • • seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. J. E. teresting history of the. class - Jennie Shelton. Sherry Outland, earnestly solicit your J. Bryan, and Charles Costello. U.S. TOOK SWEEP Cross will be hostess. which has just been divided due and Diane Vaughn. stlinfort for the office • • • • . BOSTON, Mass. gjpt — The first •••-• —letiesdare. rebraary-tt --the—Large - Annallmeet. Mrs. of Magistrate. Davis Cup tennis challenge roun The American Legion and Aux- Charles Ryan led the opening 21 YEARS OLD Sigueti Circle of the was played in 1900 with the The Alice Waters iliary Neill observe Americanism prayer, Mrs. L. L. Dunn is the COOPERSTOWN. N.Y. RIM — Unit- Methodist ed States sweeping all five WSCS of the Fleet rnont/Oieth a dinner at the Tri- class teacher. The Baseball Museum and Hall mat- William Adams ches frwe Great Britain. Church will meet at the social angle Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. Officers are Mesdames B. C. of•Farne were dedicated and open- hell of the church at 7:30 p.m. Mayor Molmes Ellie will be the Grogan..Max Beale, Hunter Love, ed to the. public in 1939. Mrs. Katie Overcast and Mrs. guest speaker. Mrs. Wayne Flora William Furches, Carney Andrus, Genora Hamlett will be the hos- is the Americanism chairman. Sam Adams, and Cleburne Adams. tesses. • • • • Group captains were also appoint- :444 ow!' ed. I Ends SAT. The Friendship Class of the Miss Lottye Stater The nominating committee was Cherry, First Baptist Church will have its Presents Program composed of Mrs. Oliver annual Sweetheart Banquet at six- Mrs. Everett W. Outland, Mrs. • DESIRED BY ALL.- Mrs. Dunn. ' thirty o'clock at the Woman's Club At Circle Meeting Sam Adams. and Mesdames , House. Reservations must be turn- I Those present were 1 WOOVIER IMO Circle Cleburne ed in to group captains by Friday The Mettle Bell Hays of Fannie. Lou Adams, 414 LOVED the Chris- Adams, Carney And- noon. the Woman's Society of Adams. Sam • • • • tian Service of the First-MaLbedist rus, Max Beale, Baxter Bilbrey, BY regular meeting jainea Blalock. Omer Cherry. The Penny Homemakers Club Church held its the on, Furches. B. will meet at the home of Mrs. in the social hall of church Leon Collie, William NONE! Love, Luther Leota Norsworthv at ten o'clock. Monday evening at 7:30. •C Grogan. Hunter • ••• • Nanee, Charles Ryan. Charles Miss Lottye Suiter presented an ON THE FARM—The Conference on Sexton. Sadie Shoemaker, Inez CANT KEEP 'EM DOWN Tuesday. February 21 interesting discussion on The Progress in Wastraigton reports the declining farm Stewart. Olice Wilson, Everett W. Economic i Circle I of WSCS of the First Lord's Prayer. Mrs. W. C. Outland with these char-a, Meanwtule, food production Outland, Luble McDaniel, G. B. mmulation Methodist Church will meet in gave the meditation on the dean cost of storing it. (Central Frew) subject,' Jones, Madelle Talent, Eugene rises, and so _ the Social Hall. at 2.30 p.m. Miss Wore" "What Is the Gingles Tarry. and L. L. Dunn. Mattie Trousciale will have charge The chairman. Mrs. • • • • lof the program. presided at the meeting.' e e • • • • Wallis, Plans were made for the Bishop's! Waburn it yatt Circle II of the WSCS of the Orders were BE LINDA PLUMBING BARGAINS visit March 5 taken! Honored At Shower First Methodist Church will meet for new cook books which will be 160 ELJER & BRIGGS LAVATORIES !at 2:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. out soon. Announcements were At Emerson Home LEE f vt-frr,itt. 444•4 .1-044 an White alls-1 iCelbe Jones, 1106 Main. made, of the mission study and Mrs. Waburn Wyatt was honor- • • • • f.r ‘sitiviut fit! tee World Day of Prayer. ed recently with a surprise stork Ruby Nell Hardy Circle Of With !thyme $10.00 to s30.00 The Refreshments Were served . to shower in the home of Mrs. Joe the WMS of the First Baptist Without Fittings $ 5.00 to $17.50 the twenty-five members by the Emerson with Mrs. Dwaine Hale Church will meet at the cherch Mrs. Gernett Coy Hale as cohestesses. • hostesses who were and Mr. Jones. Mrs Matt Sparkman, and The honoree was presented a complete, $97.50 to $130.00 3-PIECE BATH SETS, Mrs. Earl Douglass. baby seek corsage of rose buds by • Wadesboro Club Has the hostesses. Games were played HCRSE POWER PUMP with 42-GALLON Meeting At Home and prizes were won by Mrs. Bil- Falwell, and LINED TANKS, JET & FITTINGS Arra Dunn Circle ly Crick, Mrs. Jerry Of Mrs. Burchett Mrs. Ruby Housden. $118.00 SpeCiel For February Meets In Home Of Wyatt opened her many Mrs. Clinton Burchett was hos- Mrs. • had been plac- tess for the meeting of the Wades- M levels' gifts which -amide ril the liargnito. plumb- table &livered with a a bore Homemakers Club held re- The Arra Dunn Circle of the ed on the W fillers. leater and centered with a Iraiiimo. eater -esteitie. a I o_q• cently at her home with Mts. Woman's Society of Chri.tian white cloth beautiful arrangement rife yellow • h.iirer-. eV. Monroe Mitchel, president, pre- Service of the Hazel Methodist carnations and lilies of. the valley. of "She siding. Church met Wednesday afternoon Belinda Lee, exotic star at our new location and yellow color today at Two lessons were presented at at two o'clock in the home of A' green Walks By Night," opening -e• used in the decora- this the meeting as the club had to Mrs. Koska Jones. scheme was the•Varsity Theatre, models throughout the hoese Punch, a scene postpone its January meeting due Mrs. Rex Buie and Mrs, John tions "baby'-doll" negligee in cakes, and mints were serv- PIPE CO. to bad weather. Mrs. Wayne Har- McCullough presented the pro- party from the picture. ELLIS POW & present: gram on the subject,- The Lord's ed to the sixteen persons die presented the informative les- • • • • 1 303 Chestnut Street Murray, Ky. son on "Care of House Plants." Moyer. This service was to make Mrs. Burchett gave the current each - rine present more. -aware of Homemakers Club STARTS SUNDAY! lesson on "Mixing Old and New the beauty, simplicity, and corn- Furniture." pletness of the Lord's Prayer and Meets On Monday Grove Mrs. J. R. Smith gave the de- its profound implication for one's The South Peasant met in the votion from Hebrews 13:5-8 with lives. Homemakers Club ...eE.rasow a' Jones-Men- 2f Mrs. Lowell Palmer giving the Mo. L. D. Caok, Jr.. sang The home of Mrs. Clifton pApPY Is day afternoon at 1:00 o'clock with FOR 3 DAYS ONLY! HAPpy!!! .Hansel Lord's Prayer. Mrs. N. A. Waldrop reading thoughts.. Mrs. devotion from Matthew 12 members and two visitors pre- Ezell led in prayer. gave the Itl..1 ;. .\11\11!--,111N! The roll call was answered with 6. Mrs. Claude Anderson. chair- sent. • furniture was Fresh Pg his Mrs. now has his flower tips and the treasurer's re- marl, presided at the meeting. The lesson on by Mrs. Paschall. Mrs. Bar- port was given by Mrs. Herman The hristess served cherry chif- given RALPH- staBrEriLnLgAM- Y as minted checks of her trip to Hanley. fon cake and coffee to the rout: -Teta Wrathei told and Home Week. Mrs. Jones in fino shirts lir A poeark lunch was served at teen members and two guests, Farm refreshments. the noon hour. Mrs-Coek and little daughter. served Franklin gingham with proiqpi5ima11y embroidered • Roosevelt shirtwaist laundered! GREER GARSON as bodice Eleanor Roosevelt cnd easy, cluster- pleated skirt. We !sender shirts Ws*, THE BIGGEST FAITH A MAN FIND! THE GalFATES11 Drip-dry cotton bright, and corntortalga, CAN LOVE A WOMAN CAN CLIVEL -especially lo the - In black, lilac, Important collar and cuff grey, brawn. areas. Our mart, rofess anal care will make 10 to 20 wour husband happy, toe. cnd custom • Send his shirts to as half sizes Vie ma time MU 110 send the laundry. 10c to 2):. • 17.93 AN.i 10111 • le a .16 e *tee ee• e• meow •( l.,7,,,ere • - ....:. „.._ .- - -11.4Q, -t,...,_ • ,- • '4'W'l ,•IIIKIPttolo 1 .,_-_''.'. 4 • BOONE'S 444.4-t/14 .mi 7.- • •„... 1 -,414.44,0 410--4"% -44t1 1 LAUNDRY and CLEANERS : 0.14••••/4•Iirsilt JECMNICCILafir, The STYLE SHOP • spell makes Flagara Falls look like solid Ica, NIAGARA LOOKS MIGHTY SOLID—The cold tiew observation tower toweling at left. •.:' 1 HOUR SERVICE — Tbls DI tee Aimee, an fails, with theA

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• DIRECTORY e0K ALE I NOTICE 1959 FORD FAIRLANE, 4-DOOR LATTUS ANGUS SALE. Wednes- BILL LEAUTY CAREER. NO SPECIAL sedan, 8-cylinder, automatic trans- HOUSDEN GAS AND Elee- day, February 22nd at 'public{ service on all your mission, dark metallic blue firfish, Lie and installation auction beginning at 1 o'clock ; talents needed. We train OFFICE SUPPLIES appliances. le years experience. skillful in 1500 ADDING MACHINES a nice clean Kentucky car. Taylor we are offering in our first pro- hands to become AND TYPEWRITERS Phone PLaza 3-2865. marchllp hours. Complete course $175.00 Ledger & Times . PL 3-1916 Motors, 4th and Poplar. Phone duction sale, 14 good bulls ready WELL-ROUNDED SANDWICH—A hot dog manufacturer Bg Service cash or $200.00 easy terms Books, FOR A Edward Sales PLaza 34372, West Kentucky ATTENTION DAIRY FARMER for service. 54 females including; dares this design in the first change made in the popular ot-11 tools ahd supplies furnished. New bit ap- Transportation Center. ltc cows with calves, open and bred sandwich item in 57 years. Holly Brooks displaye the radical [wka • Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916 OIL DISTRIBUTORS Milk Producers. See the all new class this month Apply in person, custody 1. heifers. Sale barn will be heated redhot in New York. Now, bun-makers, what's your move? John Wood bulk milk cooler on Ezell School of Beauty Culture, 1., it. perhaill Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1323 NEW THREE BEDROOM BRICK and it will be at C. A. Lattus display at Rowland Refrigeration. the Tennessee side of 306 N. 4th Street, Murray, Ken- wanted in San a AUCTIONEER Jubbers Shell Oil Products house on Sou9h 13th street ex- farm on body Complete installation and service. the state line. 5 miles south of tucky. School closed each Wednes- where the Bert Parrish PL 3-4961 tended by owner. Living room an, 24, turned Hickman, and 8 miles west o/ day. 118c panelled in mahogany. Utility 110 South 12th Street, Murray, A no,NOr to Yesterday's Puzzle 'hipped by PAINT STORES Union City, Tenn. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ilc mom. Phone PL 3-3632. tf Ky. f22c from Chi- HOME SUPPLY -en CAR & Hughes Paint-W'paper PL 3-3842 ACROSS DOWN I been missing 1957 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, FOR THOSE GOOD SOUND, local UOU MOMMO Bilbrey's PL 34617 still has that new 1- Young boy 1-Meadow 001 MOSIM03 NOM Dec. 19. Paint Store PL 3-3080 2-door hardtop, used pars, many one owner new 1- Massachu- 2-Dutch liquid Goodyear & Tidwell look, beautiful jet black finish setts iish measure 338017IN MOMMMO car trade ins, see Taylor Motors, peddler and 3-Gloomy MO= MO with white accent, locally owned. FACT? Auto PL 3,-3(16i 4th and Poplar, Phone PLaza 3- roar,hist 1-111: MBOO MMA MDMM Western PRINTING Taylor Motors, 4th & Poplar. Phone 9-Parent- 5-Exclamation 8106 1372, West Kentucky's Transpor- teacher 6-Prefix: with MBUIMMOMM PLaza 3-1372; West Kentucky organ 7 OM OMM MIRO DO - tation Center. 128c Mat ion -Baby's beu 1.IPD — The Ilan STORES Ledger & Eines PL 3-1916 Transportation Center. ltc (init.) 8-Assault MEINGIOGOOM DOM official brochure eEPARTMENT 12-Organ of 9-Jail MOO 0113 UMMM hearing 10-Afternoon ie guard Ralph Leiman's PL 3-1247 BY OWNER, 80 ACRE FARM ON. FOR REINI1 13-Sharp- party MO 012100 aivcrsity of CM- RESTAURANTS blacktop highway, 11 miles north pointed. 11 - Residue MEIMSIBM MMILB@ON TWO BEDROOM HOUSE., GAS leafless 16- Falien ood De0 NOMMB mBU own to his team- of Stella, Kentucky. This farm has !tr DRUG STORES Collegiate PL 3-4942 heat. 230 S. 15th St. Available branch 13 - Room 1. old MOM =MOO MOD real good land, all limed and 14-Things, lu Roman house a Free Delivery in City Limits Monday, Feb. 6. May be seen law I PL) 3-2547 phosphated, has dark fired, air 11-carrs name Scott Drugs .. .. PL after 5:30 p.m. Call PL 3-3642. 20-conection 29-f ealthr 46- Fondle cured, and burley tobacco bases. 11-Hebrew pu• 32- 131orrom 47-Flab ego' • Cate cor. 3rd-Main tfc Prophet I1-Jeer at Hi-Neighbor barn, 23-21ime,-% 'ICE Has good tobacco barn, stock 19- Ven1",ate 22- Bother •pie.Ne of FLORIST 2ii-lencouragee 23- Intertwine PL 3-3382 smoke house, and a beautiful brick 34- Weal,' , machinery VOTERS • Southside Restaurant HOUSE ON CORNER LOT 5th 25- Fish-eating .1:d- So le of ,nat 49-1'crlod of PL 3-4320 house,- TIVe looms and bath, with weed mammal 11. time Woods Florist and Pine. Electric heat and well 27- -Slumbered If garage attached. Priced to sell. See Unit of 26- 13a Hs C.-Prefix. Lad f.alr Triangle Inn PL 3-4953 insulated. Carport with plenty of weight 20-Parent 4 4-Woody plant -53 - Rcm I ell for GISTERIAe or call Mrs. Coel Compton Jr., (abbr.) tcolloo rorlyrn storage space. Adults preferred. I1- Body , FURNITURE STORES Route 2, Murray, Kentucky, phong of RICT $55 per month. Call PLaza 3-2587. ioldlese SERVICE STATIONS PLaza 3-1645. flBc 27-One. rib I 2 3 4 5 0 7 I •:•• 9 10 11 Morgan's Filth. Mart PL 3-2403 118c matter .... Tex. PL 3-2810 a ho.h solicit your Walston-Young GOOD CLOTHING AND SHOE 24-Pulverize 12 13 • the office store business at 208 East Wash- HELP WANTED :So-Preposition Vik14 GROCERY STORES 34-Interns- 15 10 .4 17 13 Sem:lee Sta. PL 3-9121 ington St.. Paris, Tenn. $6,500 in- te. 3-4682 Whiteway L Urinal body Owens Food Market. PL ventory ineluding fixtures. Call LADIES WITH PRIVATE Tele- (Mit % •%A 19 :i.„ 20 ._ ...... _ 22-frr•rich card Free Delivery Service 774-W after 6 p.m., if interested, phone to do survey work from game '---- n Adams SHOE STORES or write care of above address. their home. $1.00 per hour plus 31-8) mho) for 11 22 . • 23 ':•.,24 - 25 .6 tellurium •.... •• .....4 fl7c bonuses. This is a permanent posi- 30 HARDWARE STORES Factory Return Shoe Store 3)-Cbristmae 27 a 29 ..*Iii 1.-1 tion for persons with required carol ., 200 East Main St. 1956 FORD 9-PASSENGER Coun- 37- Lampreys ouglass Hdw., cur. 4th & Main qualifications. Write Box 324, Mur- 35-Soak 31 33 power steering, auto- •::: 3 .... a try Sedan, ray, Kentecky. f23c 59- Novices - I 3-1227 matic transmission, radio, heater 41-Com pa,s 13 . 7 •...37- ,:•- • Starks Hdw. PL THEATRES point Kentucky license. Taylor and DA= IN '72 12-Planet 39' 40 A...41 ea; Murray Drive-In — Call 13-Sheds the Motors, 4th and Poplar, Phone NEW YORK ten — The present INSURANCE Tonight's Program feathers 44 PL 3-3694 for PLaza 3-1372, West Kentucky specifications for a major league 45-Tattered 43 it`• 1• , . Transportation Center. • • 1 tc (loth i- ' • Frazee, Melugin & Holton baseball — weight 5 to 5 1/41 41-First reader 46 47 49 50 Gen. Insurance .... PL 3-3415 ounces and circumference 9 to I 18-Separated TYPEWRITER RENTAL THREE GOOD USED ELECTRIC 51- Vaet are 9 1/4 inches — were adopted MI 51 52 53 :4 AND SERVICE ranges, 2 automatic washers, one 2- Kind of nut 4 1872. telephone lineman In Chem- 1;4.1F:shit wringer type washer. Two good SPLAILINU of ANUM—rnis 5536•vi 31' JEWELRY many complaints shout the r8-('olf mound Ledger & 1.nies PL 3-1914 several odd beds, prousse, France. doesn t Rave too 54- 1, refrigerators, tu tne top ut LOS 3-2835 EMERGENCY CALLS all ne nas to do is %elk up .b Lic.It.4 Teeters Syudieitc, 17 101rche Jewelry PL two chiffero6es, one round dining snow since nickname repair the trisuisi.•,• room table. Carraway Furniture, - -- poles to Murray Jewelry .. . PL 3-1608 TV SALES & SERVICE — Our phone PLaza 3-1502. fl7c SAN FRANCISCO an Bell's TV & Ref. Ser. PL 3-3515 Animals, publication of the San LADIES READY TO WEAR ALUMINUM WINDOWS, $12.50 Francisco Society for the Preven- Murray Home & Auto PL 3-2571 'installed. Doors $35.00. Aluminum tion of Cruelty to Animals, said etons PL 3-4623 siding, thirteen colors Aluminum its agents were siunmoned during awnings, any size. Home Comfort two months to help: PENS CLOTHING VARIETY STORES Company, Hazel, Ky. Phone BY 2- A hamster caught in a furnace, 2502. tfc a snake caught under a refriger- Graham-Jackson PL 3-3234 Dollar Store PL 3-3579 1955 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER ator, an abandoned goldfish, a 2-door hardtop, power steering & sick goose, a crow caught in a brakes, radio, heater, automatic washing machine, a parakeet trap- transmission, Kentucky license, ped in a light well, three pigeons The Ledger's Classifieds caught in a scarecrow and askunk Read tinted glass. This is absolutely a like new used car, one of the with its head in a can. built. Taylor Motors, by Al Capp finest ever ABNER 4th and Poplar. Phone PLaza 3- LIL° YOU CAN MAKE DEPOSITS AT ANY HOUR 1372, .-West Kentucky's Transpor- tation Center. ltc I'LL DO HOW DID COW TO CAN MILKER. ALSO WHAT THE YOU (Jul night depository ex- GUESS I small shetland pony for sale or I POLITICIANS trade. Call 436-3473. f2Op SHOULDN'T HAVE tends "kinking hours- d- ALWAYS DO PLAYED IN rown! the Clock fur yottir STUDIO COUCH. NICE LOOKING and in good condition. Call PL 3- THE MUD eonvenience and safety! 1998. t20c Male Help Wanted I poill risk loss or theft by hold- ing 1/11121' ,411111.. of money over- 1111111111111111P' night. Use iiiir night depository ARE YOU PRESENTLY OUT OF for the roll proteetion of all work? Are you interested in mak- funds ;it ing above the average income? Qualifications: high school educa- tion, age 21 to 45, with a strong to im- MURRAY initiative and ambition re Ce - A,A.A. •••••••••1 OF 1 0.1t bp IA* BANK C.. PAPE their standards of living. MEMBER F.D.1.0. Write Box 324, Murray, Ky. for personal interview fl7c — —NANO% by Ernie BuahmIllar TWO •L'' WELL, ik YOU CAN'T KEEP Kentucky News NOBODY ELSE LOVERS APAR T SHE NOT SHE'S `/OUNG WOULD TAKE fr=-CMTRE AUCTION SALE Briefs THATS RIDIC - WAITJG OUT — IM- PRUDEP4M "IOU? - YOU R ULOUS!!-SHE'S FOR WITH POSSIBLE! -.7 HER OUT"! ARE The following articles will be sold at Public Auction By United Press International FEARLESS OWENSBORO iUN. -- A $1 mil- BEEN AT HOME TONIGHT SOME- r— r on Saturday, February 18, 1981. Place: Main Audi- is MERE!! torium, Old Methodist Church, 5th & Maple Sts., lion addition to the Dwey & FOSDICK!! sow+ L Murray, Ky. Time: 1:00 p.m., rain or shine. All ar- Almy Chemical Cu. plant here, FOR 17 VICARS4 ELSE!! cent property of First Methodist which %sill mean a 25 per WAITING FOR ticles are now the increase in employment at the Church, plant, ass announced Thursday. MET! Ott. FURNACE • Steam Boiler, with Oil Burner and Oil The plant, opened in 1959. em- ploys 125 persons in production Tanks, Condeniate Return Pump, with Pipes and Radiators. of battery separators and latex 4 • LARGE EXHAUST FANS materials. The new additii.n, LOT 1 - LARGE CHAIRS which will be completed by May 1 - CLOAK RACK 1, will manufacture paper. 2 • DESKS 1 - PEDESTAL FAN HOPKINSVILLE Upt — For the 1 - pULPIT, WITH THREE LARGE CHAIRS first time in the history of 4-H 1 - ALTER PAD Club Lbacco growing competi- 1 WARM MORNING STOVE tion in 1. hestian ('ount), girls by Raeburn Van !lures 1 • PIANO have taken top honors, it was ARBIE AN' SLATS SEVERAL TABLES announced Thursday Judy Par- - fired it LARGE CHEST AND MIRROR, DINING ROOM ons. 16, won the dark CM-- SCRRY, MA'M - SIMONE t -ham° contest. Lindy Hayes BStEAKFAST SET, TABLE AND CHAIRS BUT I'M LOOKING FOR A placed first in burley growng. 11 CHAIR GIRL-A VERY IMPORTANT 1 • ROCKING I THOUGHT STOVE GAL-- AND 1 - ELECTRIC MILLERSBURG IPti — T h • YOU MIGHT NELP ME. 1 - REFRIGERATOR Millersburg Military Inst,tute HER NAME IS SIMONE - 2 - COMPLETE KITCHEN CABINET. BUILT-IN SINK dsnce band w,11 make • tape 1 - SUNBEAM PORTABLE MIXER recording for the Dave Garris• 1 - 9AS HEATER way televlslon shcw in New A - LARGE CIRCULATING AIR ELEC FAN York this week•nd. The band play for 6 WOODEN THEATRE STYLE SEATS of 25 cadets also will ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS — a dance at a New York hotel ALSO OTHER retuining here Monday. TO MENTION!! before Douglas Shoemaker, Auctioneer MADISONVILLE tJpli — Funeral services will be held here today BOARD OF TRUSTEES for former Hopkins Coun.y Sher- HOP iff Floyd Wilkey, 68, who died FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Wednik4day in the Veterans Hos- Murray, Kentucky pital at Marion, Ill. 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goakfiE MiX 1.F.DnErl & TIMPS — MTliTIAY. KENTITT(Y F11111.0 — 1111111.01. 17, 10eil Duke Suddenly Win Over Western Next Trapped 3 Ways Best For Season Success By MARTIN LADLE Bradley Wins Easily The Murray State College Thor- will take an alhuut effort to win, lofted 1.1.•-• • I of ern..t kolval Bradley. the only team with a oughbreds dropped from conten- but you can bet we'll give every Duke, bombarued from all sides. fair chance of overhauling Cin- e0RTS PARADE tion for the Ohio Valley Confer- thing we've got." is caught in a three-way trap to- cinnati, took an easy 90-74 deci- ence championship last weekend - day while Cincinnati appears to sion frcm Houston in a non-con-' By OSCAR Starters for the Racers will be FRALEY with losses at Eastern and More- have left all its troubles behind. amerce clash. I nited l'r.-.4 Intermolional Larry Bale and Jarrell Graham at head, but they could still have a The Blue Devils. who only a Mack Herndon notched 30 points MIAMI Wpf — Fearless Fraley's guard, Gene Herndon at center, successful season by beating Wes- few days ago were riding tigh for Bradley. 21 of them in the sec- facts and figures: and Mike O'lliordan and Rola tern here Saturday night. atop the Atlantic Coast Conference ond half. and Chet • Walker con- Horses may not bet on people Greene at forward. Bale is averag&•• standings and were boasting one •ributed 27 points to the winning but sametimes they can be just A win over the loop-leading Inc 11 5 points a game, Graham of the finest sophomores in college eff irt. Houston was paced by Gary as peculiar as us two-legged ani- Hilltoppers would be the next best 13.0, Herndon 13.6, O'Riordan 11.2, basketball — Art Heyman — are Phillips with 26 pcints. mates. Racing trainers use alt11 thing to winning the championship and Goene 9.8. now without both following a A near-riot disrupted' the Mis- ' kinds of pets in the stall to keep to Murray fans. It would also give 76-71 upset defeat at the hands of sauri Valley Conference tilt be- • their oatburners tractable and the Racers a chance for the best Four of the five starters are Maryland Thursday night. • rtmeen Drake and Tulsa at Des happy but New York restaurateur Murray season since 1956-57. seniors and will be playing their Hilltoppers. Heyman was the first to go, the.Moines. The estimated 3,500 fans. ohn Bruno had a new experience. The Racers lost out in their try last game against the victim of an ACC suspension for lascame so uncontrollable that of- Bruno bought a horse named for the OVC title in heart-break- Only Greene, a junior, will be his, part it a free-for-all when ficials were forced to stop the Nossent after it had won six races ing fashion. Two of their four back next season. Other seniors Duke played North Carolina Feb. came to allow Drake coach Mau- In Italy and imported the speeds- losses were by two points and one on the squad are Harold Wilkins, 4. Taking the court without its top rice John to ask the crowd for , ter. It couldn't win for losing. by three. They were edged by Ken Peterson, and John West. Th scorer. Duke fell, before the spirits The officials had threatened. But now they have great topes Western 77-79, Eastern 73-75, and Racers have managed only on hustle and sharp shooting of the to forfeit the game to Tulsa if the , for him. He perked right up when Morehead 91-88 Their other loss win over the Toppers in the last Terrapins. fans continued to litter the floor. I an Italian - speaking exercise boy was a convincing 110-77 one to three years but they have played' Lam Two Straight Drake eventually won the game. EACIC AT THE BEGINNING This is a photograah of t - -192I Racers, Murray State's first'started to handle him . . . just Eastern. The Racers have won sift, them to the hilt in each game. The defeat was the second a8-8a. -asketbal team, some of whom wil 'be sitting on th Thoroughbreds' bench Saturday night at this homesick, I guess . . . aonference games. Last year Murray won at home straight for the Blue Devils and In other action, St. Louis rolled s •2 21 game. Top row deft to right): "Jap" Sm ith. Orer Wells. Coach Carlisle Cutchin, Faculty The British became upset when Overall, the Murray record is it was announced 87-72 and lost at Bowling Green dropped them behind North Car- over North Texas State, 86-57: Chairman Glen C. Ashcr:ft. Gator' Lamb, and Owen Bro..kshire. Bottom roe: Jimmy Brookshire, that our Ryder 11-9. Games remaining after the Cup team olina and Wake Forest in the ACC Pp)i-idence doivnecl DePaul, 81-77, auburn Wells. Fount Russell, Ty Holland, Vernon James. and Warden Gilbert. planned to arrive in Western invasion are with Arkan- 65-57. Two years ago the Racers race. in a game matching National In- England only two days before this sas State here Feb. 22 and with were beaten in a double overtime year's matches, regarding it as Tennessee Tech there Feb. 28. Bob McDonald led Maryland in vitational Tournament foes: Utah at Bowling Green, 87-77 and by scoring with 18' points, while Doug topped Denver. 67-62: Florida St. a sign of indifference. but Slam. Coach Cal Luther reports that BOOTS A RECORD 12 points, 75-62, at Murray. Kistler had 16 for Duke. The game teat Georgia. 77-68: New York 1926 Racers to Join Bench min' Sammy Snead has another his team will be ready for the big was tied nine times during the ' Universits- defeated Manhaltan, 71- explanation. one with the Hilltoopers. "We ex- All reserve seats for the game first half, but under the direction Mitts'. of Money aect it to be a typical Murray- 65; Niagara edged Scion Hall. 78- . AUBURN. Ala. (upD — Ed Dyas have been sold, but general- ad- c4 McDonald the Terrapins sped to "i68..:54-ancl Xavier ,Ohiat beat Iona. of Auburn set a new "It's a matter of dollars and Western game.” he said -We know collegiate mission tickets will be sold at the 12-noint bulge late in the final' ainst Western Saturday field goal recnrd for a season when cents," says Sam. who is a quail- "at Western is one of the best period. he booted his 13th ta (4d expert in the matter of dol. teams in the country and that it door. Game time is 8:15 p.m. T rampaging Hilltoppers' of :Saturday. The Cincinnati. which couldn't get reipiion, .sponsored' against Florida -State. and rents. "You get expense Western Kentucky will be inyad- I by the Murray -organized at The beginning- of the State Alumni As- money and nothing else so who's fiahcake and hot dog stand One I Hialea suggested that pasibsly it hg the Sports Arena to meet the sociation, will season: won its 13th consecutive be the tram's first. i going to give up an extra week day I was sick of eating those Iwas because of an increase in Murray State Racers Saturday It will game with a 67-64 decision over begin with a. dinner withi 'just to practicer fishcakes so I bought a steak and bookmaking But this is denied by -444- the Stammer took quite a verb- Wichita Thursday night and stret- 1. executive effacers- of a the, The cooked it. It smelled so good, a 'Miami Crime Commission Director a The Hilltoppers • are presently lutnni al licking last summer when he -Fled its Missouri Valley COnfer- association. Fallowing the customer begged me to sell it to 'Dan Sullivan. who des-na think. on top of the OVC with an 8-1 tinier, the ex-playirs I was in Ireland for the Canada e_nce lead to a full game over sec- . will sit him. So here I am." that off-track betting is a penaceal record. Western a:so has an over- the ond-place Bradley. an an adjoining bench with the ICup and passed up British Sensibly. he never tries tc tell either. all record of 13-5, which includes The Bearcats gained a slim 33- Tharoughbreds. Open shortly thereafter to fly Johnson how to fight. Ha simply Which brings to mind the retort victiartea over such aughlymanked lucrative tournament 31 half-time advantage and held Those attending the reunion home for a agreed to manage Johnson at the of Meyer Lansky, one-time gain- teams as De Paul and Xavier. on tenaciously as the lead changed 'will be: Warden Gilbert, Mil-tray; in the U. S. The British felt in- latter's request . But whenever bling czar of Florida, when he Coach Ed Diddle's team is pac- sulted. asseving that as a former hands a dozen times in the second Dr. Alex F. Russell. Claiksville, the champ has a black eye he heard the proposial for off-track ed by a tremendous have half. Paul Hogue finall connected threesome Tenn.; Preston Holland. Murray. winner he should appeared doesn't have to go far for a betting.. . "If it happens I will who seem to push on a hook shot late in the period their opponents Vernon James. Tulsa. Okla.; in the 100th anniversary of -The piece of steak to put on it . . . leave Florida," he said -I would iround like the wind. to put Cincinnati ahead for good Harry James T. Brookshire, Hardins- Open." People trying to find the cause not raise my family in such an Todd. Bobby shrugs. "First at 58-57. Hague shared scaring Rascoe. and Charlie aurg; Aubarri J. Wells. Murray; "Bunk," Sam for a slump in horse betting at atmosphere." honors for thti night with Wichita's baborne are all potent shooters rid Gaylan Larith Ftichnlon(1. Va place money was $600 when I Lanny Van Eman. each with 26 arm are hard to stop. won it in '1946 and my expenses points. Osborne is presently fourth in 'Riflemen Defeat Eastern 'were more than $2.000. It doesn't the OVC with an average of 19.4 'mean a thing any more when it But Lose Match paints per game. Rasscoe is close to UK comes to money for testimonials MURRAY LOAN CO. behind ham with 18.5 per and such" . . . . In other words. game Marray State TIOTC rifle' team' NM W. Main St. Tolephon• PL 3-31321 Todd has l would you fly home from a vaca- been hitting 10.6 per , • to the University of Ken- -OWNED LOAN CO." game. tion to attend the office picnic? "YOUR HOME tucky at Lexington Friday, 1391 Pat Olivieri. manager of NBA On Jan. 14 the Thoroughbred: 1372. alinuat upset the Western quintet BLIND SKATER—Although .light heavyweight champion Har- l at Bowling. Green. The Hilltop- High scorer for Murray was blind since early babyhood, old Johnson, admits that as a pers managed to Pull it out of Johnnie Gentry. senior from Jet- 8-year-old Elisabeth Aid- puncher's pilot he's a good res- NEW LOOK, Itillialla--Ramert ; the fire in the fading seconds, ferriontown. with 281 points out worth is striving for • nor- taurant man—and lucky to be Gwynn, Birmingham, Mtch., mal life in Cleveland, COMPLETE BODY SHOP 79-77. if a possible 300. tailor, models his new look even to ice Skating. Here Last year the Racers crushed Saturday the Murray team de- Smell of Success For All Makes of Oars In men's clothing—a match- she is practicing fig-urea. the Hilltoppers in the MSC arena. feated Eastern Kentucky , that."I was a blacksmith in an age • BODY WORK • PAINTING • REPAIRS ing cummerbund to be %%Ira State at Elizabeth takes piano les- 87-72. Richmond by a when horses had gone out with a business suit. It ha.s score of 1398-1387.! sons, rides ponies. g o e• . „ of1 NISC'a first basketball team Kerneth 'business, said the Philadelphia two pockets for watch rrd Heath. freshman from; camping, maintains a B av- DUBLIN AUTOS, INC. ‘-hA, played in the winter steak king. "I couldn't find a job coma. T e also mat. -es Fur of Mayfield. was high scorer with erage in the third grade. 808 Maple Si PLara 3-2601 ; )926. a rn, so I barrowed 4() bucks from a day or evening. Gwarai so', s. will ao•d r1i,vr. here 2t4 pal and opened a little open air VERIIIMINEMEMEN TIME TO SEE A

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